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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
6
The article surveys labor unrest and investor views, noting few strikes recently but foreseeing future labor tension. It argues for open labor relations, early development of personnel and profit sharing, and strong employer readiness to meet a changing labor mood amid a coming period of prosperity.
Harley Williams of Trek Parta 4 Foundry Company devised a system to burn waste oil as fuel at the plant. He gathered used oil from garages and factories, pumped it into a vat, and fed it into the heating system. The heat is strong and the oil costs about 5 cents per gallon, cheaper than premium fuels. The advertisement notes an introduction sale ending September 6 at the Shoe N Hat Shop.
Michigan Agricultural Campaign leader President Friday of MA urged farmers at East Laneng last Friday to join a new Better Farming tour through Charlotte and Tattle Creek. He promoted financing measures and urged organized support to boost production and population growth, promising education and cooperation for wider adoption.
A Michigan Agricultural College farm crops official reports a major alfalfa expansion with 275000 additional acres expected, boosting state land value by about 2.5 million dollars and farm income by up to several million. The Michigan State Farm Bureau notes sales of 776,708 pounds of alfalfa, with substantial imports from Idaho and North Dakota.
Saginaw business visits noted for A W Davis and Charlie Gogg with Dr E G Sluyter in Alma. several residents travel to Grand Rapids and northern Michigan. Cousins, weddings, and local events fill a busy week with displays at Niles Motor Co and promotions in Alma.
Miss Lillian Swarthout sells Swarthout’s grocery on Bast Supers tor street and rents to Rule. Lawson Rule will run the store with prior grocery experience and recent ties to Cornwell in Saginaw. Also noted is the 57th reunion of the Twenty third Michigan Volunteer Infantry in Caro Tuscola county on September 7, 1922 with planned royal entertainment for veterans.
Mr James Lafoulet and Miss Alt Russell were quietly married by Rev Willian Roberts on August. Attended by Mr and Mrs James Konunes. They will reside in the city currently. contact Rudecki Duncan for details via phone 3h nelvertivement 65tf.
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